A 4-point inspection is a type of home inspection that focuses on assessing four specific areas of a property: the roof, HVAC system (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning), electrical system, and plumbing system. This type of inspection is often required by insurance companies, particularly for older homes or homes that have not been recently inspected.
During a 4-point inspection, a certified inspector will evaluate the condition, age, and functionality of these four major components of the home. The purpose of this inspection is to determine the risk and reliability of these systems and identify any potential issues or safety concerns.
The 4-point inspection report provides details on the age, condition, and any deficiencies found in each of the four areas. Insurance companies use this report to assess the insurability and the potential risks associated with these essential systems in the home.
During a 4-point inspection, a certified inspector will evaluate the condition, age, and functionality of these four major components of the home. The purpose of this inspection is to determine the risk and reliability of these systems and identify any potential issues or safety concerns.
The 4-point inspection report provides details on the age, condition, and any deficiencies found in each of the four areas. Insurance companies use this report to assess the insurability and the potential risks associated with these essential systems in the home.
